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Criswell's Guidebook for Pastors
by Wallie Amos Criswell.
Published by Broadman & Holman.
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"One of the better guidebooks to help pastors as they learn (or refresh) skills related to being the shepherd of a local congregation. It provides practical guidance on how to marry, how to bury and the many others things a pastor will likely be called upon to do." This guidebook by W.A. Criswell touches on all aspects and functions of today's pastor. Dr. Criswell deals with wide areas of concern including the pastor's role in Christ's plan, the preaching and study duties of the pastor, the pastor's relationships, the pastor's administrative duties, the personal life of the pastor, and such pastoral duties as weddings, funerals, counseling and pastoral dos and don'ts. About the Author Criswell's theology is best described as conservative and evangelical. He believed in Biblical inerrancy, the eternal security of the believer, and Jesus Christ as the authority of spiritual truth and the sole path to salvation of sinful mankind. Criswell's theology and ethics reflected the era in which he lived. Criswell preached dispensational premillennialism from the pulpit. Criswell drew upon the theology of C.I. Scofield. Premillennialism offered a more pragmatic view of the limited scope of possible social reform, looking ahead to the rapture in which Christians are removed from the world before the end-time judgments of the tribulation and Armageddon, after which Christ himself returns to transform the world and establish his kingdom. As founder and chancellor of the Criswell College, Dr. Criswell gave his later years to preparing young preachers to preach the Word of God. He emphasized that a sermon should take God's truth and 'make it flame, make it live!' 'The word we preach from our pulpits,' he declared, 'ought to be like the Word of God itself--like a fire and like a hammer that breaketh the rock in pieces (Jer 23:29).' Criswell's concern for the inner city led to support of more than 15 mission chapels staffed with pastors and to sponsorship of Dallas' largest shelter for the homeless, the Dallas Life Foundation. W. A. Criswell went home to be with the Lord January 10, 2002. His ministry continues through the messages he preached and the lives he touched during seventy-five years of pastoral service.
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